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/ , >1 ' THE CLINTOS CHRONIGLfc. CLINTON. .S. C. /■ / Cotton Program ^ To Be Decided Joanna Mill News GoldvOle. June 1.- President Expected To Act Thisi M. Cnaft left Monday for home Week On Proposal To Cot!'"'''Jr'hrop. Ws.. after visiting Mr. Acreagre This Year. President 1 and Mrs. G. H. Craft here. % Mrs. Mattie Hayes, Mrs. Shireat, and Paul Hazel Ernest were called 1 to Granville Sunday on account of the ' j O ^ fWO MlVl£iT* i > > -.rV THURSDAY, JUNE 8,, 1983 Mrs. illness of their grandaiother, Margaret Troutman. ' called upon to ^succeed Senator as piesident of .\ntioch. Fess i Whether Berntrd M. Baruch actual ly heads the industrial control organi zation of the government or not, evi- |dence of his influence increases daily. (His clo.se associate, General Hugh S. Johnson, is now talked about for the post and certainly will have some sort of administrative post, .ihost people think. U and I the in r—^ n#»nInrM I rise Of private .subsc’:n*:n iyepiores LiOSS V-a ^ | ^ope that yours can keep ' i . Jodine Research'^Tv.Mcciendo'l, worki^t a rrio an.l v.Hn tcollaboratiop with othei- .-vientists. Minnesota Food Expert Believes i has n>ade exhaustive tes Carolina food and feed proii^cts.* He ■\n»s one of the first scienti<:s/6f in- v>f South M'ashington, May 29.'—The trend of Former Governor Frank 0. Lowden Washington, June 5. Roosevelt expects to make the final decision, probably before Friday, on whether an cotton! Mary Chapihan, having gradu-; the Roosevelt policies, if not their ul-' . .tm-Progr^vwilLbe apjilie^^ cottQfi4^ IT. school at Ta-jtimaie Tiateoiiie, I.h ntitflimnitf - Ulinfna, whn was a strong mntftnri- this rear under the farm adjustment; '** i« i massee, returned to her home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clark and family South Carolina Work Valuable and Hopes Be Continued. act. Columbia, June 5. — Learning that the legislature had discontinued an appropriation for its support, Dr. J. F. McClendon, professor of physiological chemistry at the University of Minne- sota, wrote Dr. Roe E. Remington,^^^ ' president in 1928, is the most' phomi-1 rector, that the maintenance of the Secretary Wallace and his aides are; preparing several altemative plans | for consideration from the White House to administrators of the farm I act to submit proposalsrto the presi-j dent so that a decision can he nui ld. Wallace said a final agr(‘»‘nient or whether any plyan would he applied to the chief crop of the .South this year “must be taken this, w(*ek." because of the rafiid advance being made by the crop. Planting is nearly.complete Both Wallace and GiMy^'v^v .N. I*eek ehicl administrator of the act, iiuli fated that they believed acreaee re-'’ (luction was “greatly needed" because spent the week-end in Winnshoro Miss Juanita Hall of P»al*vhurg, is ■ visiting her aunC Mrs. C. E. Poland. .Miss Luna Grant sfient the week-: end in Xinety^Six. • ' ^Mr. and Mrs. Granger of isavannah, 1., visited Mr. and Mrs. A on during the 'past week; P. M. Rhodes and children spent tTg'tftlinftlg to here' come clear. Everybody has been ask- '^*^ the Rep^lican nomination for ling what the “new deal” is going to , r , l i v • , be like. Well, the preliminary shuf- Republican to date to cooperate | [ood research lalwratory in Charles- fling of the pack has been finished Democratic administration.! ton was of fundamental importance temational repute to verify and en dorse the state’s iodine claims and hi.s letter to Dr, Remingrtbn show- that his {interest in the enterprise ^s grown as researreh has progres.sfv^ reveal ed its importance to the state and to humanity. with this Democratic administration.! ton was “of fundamental anrenough ca7ds ha^e' be7n dcaU‘to' brought in jto the state.” His letter continued: as an adviser in farm relief matters,! tn a trip around the world I visit- anxl is thoroughly in sympathy with led food research laboratories in Eu-, a pretty good idea of what the will be. give rest Hummarizing tne opinions of.sev-| eral of the men close.st to the l*resi- 1,1. dtuit, it can be said quite definitely F^ilver advocates are rejoicing at the that the pMignmnnn which the admin-1 outcome of reeent conferences be- istration has embarked is one of com- tween .Secretary Hqll and delegi tes the program. rope and even in the Far East and in none of them did I see so much prom-' ising work going on with the same number on the staff as in yours. One ] of the laboiatories in Japan is kept PHILCO Radios & Tubes Smith’s Pharmacy J. Xiintlsv with Mr and Mrs I R Me-i •‘social reorganization. It is based i ^'om silver nations to the economic Ooweli in Laurens. ‘ “ 7' ' ‘ ’j upon what i.s, so far as practical ap-'conference at London.'There is said to Miss Nellie Rhodes is spending the j P^'cations are concerned, a ne'w idea}de full agreement on remonetizing week with her sister in I.aureh.s." *n American history. It involves new4'''d%er. , ' Mrs. W. W. ■ Hair, Mrs. Marwm ; conceptions of the relation of worker, i- 1' _ . • _ _ . i’ of the large sunilus of cotton and he-j Hamm, .Mrs. Dan Martin, Mrs. R. G.! emfiloyer, of debtor to creditor, of - Mayor O’Brien, of .New York, never cause of unofficial iej»ort.‘^ of an in-! fair, Mrs. Roy Odell, .Mrs. Judson|4*^‘* Jfoi^ernment to the people. ^ jgoes to a barber shop. He has the crease in acreage this year. Whitmire and Mrs. K*. L. Thomas at-1 theory of the “new deal’ is | barber come to his office. The element in all plans for acreage , tended ^e district meeting of the W. iMhat the day of individualism has j reduction proving"'most troublesome | M. S. in Newberry Tuesday, to officials was believed to he the! Mr, and Mrs. F. O. Bartlett and lit- niethod of financing. IMans so far con-i tie son of Gleenvilje, spent Sunday suiered contemjilate the payment oi j with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thomas*, cash bonuses or rentals to farmers) .Mr, and IVIrs. X’harles Mont joy of who eliminate a portion of their cot--Kings .Mountain, N. spent the ldo\ving it up oi 'TnqT' ton crop.' cither bj; reseecling witli .soim there is not a surplus. Wallace ha*- authority to le\\v a pro- cc'^;Tlg tU'N oil ciittim hut is uncei’t.iiii whet tier it would yii*ld sufficient rev enue to finance a cumprclK'n^ive acre age ret ii-emcnt plan. .Meanwhile, a group of .Southern .<cna'-i’- arc s<(king adojition <,if a p!iip)i'-i(l aiucti'.iiicnt til the .iidiislria|^ reciw Cl y-pu die-works liill to set* a.'^Tdc <L’llil,oiM‘,rpn Iiioie to be used to pay farnic r.- ''i>no''C- for cct icing acreage jdanted to liasic commo,lilies listed in ' 1 m I viiii- n;(n».pp(i,p;i() fui tlu.'^ purpose. ^ .Senators Bankhead. I>t‘mociat, Ala-j bama. and Smith, DeiiKH-rat, South ( aroLna. arc b'ading the mov»*ment.i Bankhead said that the president so far iiu.*' not approve/) lof this proposal hut that if he does ^Xvr-bHU' tlit* VeU-.'i- in i*ongit*ss to assure its uiloptioii. passed; that under the old .American system some people got too much And {some too little out of life; that it is I the government’s business, as Secre tary Ickes of the interior department f)ut it, to M-t up a social control over the sources from which men get their rl ivinjn^ to iTHtkv-' Jt i Vet a living. i The “new deal,” according to Pro fessor Raymond .Vloley, assistant sec retary of state and the Presidunt’.s ^closest confidant, conceives the rela-, tTonship of worker and employer. 1 debtor and cl^i'ditor,'government and peopb*. as a common effort to unify the jieople of the nation into a genu ine nation of equals.".My. .Moley refers to .Americans earliei tcoriomic devel opment as having been actuated hy what he calls a wrong concept of»the| right Of one man to profit at the ex- 1 pense of another. j .Mr. Moley is the J^-ader of the so- called “brain trust”Df the adrninistra- <2^— tii'n. lie .-iiends I'eai ly eveiy fo'i*noon Held In (’onnection With Death with the President, and so may he re- irf His Companion, JMiss thel- ——— J-’fesident’s own ideaii. Gold and silwr are being offered Y<,rk. jdaUd telephones for .sale in New week-end with .Mr. and .Mrs. .lesse Miss Yalley Kelly of Tamasset*. is sp^'iiding a few weeks with ;Miss .Mary ( haimian. / .Mrs. .N. (). riitt (d'Clinton, spent the woek-end with Mrs.*.!. D. (blell. i .Mis> Surah .Starnes is siiendirig the \ve( k with her aunt; .Miss. Gary .Mar tin. mi I.aUVens. 1* ru hds of .Mrs. .loe .lohnson will be glad to know that she has returned •rom the .NiAviierry hospital and is impro.iiig rapidly. There is a blind man in New York who can put jig-.saw puzzles together larter than the plher memlieis of his family’ w ho have lhe1r .sight. ♦♦<♦♦»♦«««»*♦«*♦• •: I Now In Session PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL OFFERING, ENGLISH, FRENCH, MATHEMATICS, HISTORY, CHEMISTRY AND EDUCATION. Fur Hiifh School Graduates twid Colleife Student* Enrolment Through June 12 Assures Full Credit TillTION $12. Warrant Served On Young Stone ma Martin. ( ITATION FOR LETTERS OF ADMIMSIR ATION TIu* .'state of .South Carolina, ( imnty of luiurens. By ( .A. Power, Pioiiatc .lodge: Wheieas, R. W. 'Wade, made .-uit to me to grant I Spartanburg, June 4.'-- .A warrafit' ' u* the arre.st of Madi.son Stone as a I I result of the .slaying last Monday of; .Miss Thelma Martin w-us served on I the youth in a hospitial here* today,! -Attorney,; where he is recovering from a pistoL ,1. T. W'.jwounfl. M m.-, Lcttei.' of Administration w*ith A guard was jilaced at ^he door of| will aiiiH xcd of the Krlate and effects the ho.^jiital. . j of Sallie Hudgens. Sheriff Sam Henry served the war-1 These are therefoie. to cite and ad- >ant, following an inquest yesterday' mimi.-h all and singular the K indred i which " resulted in inTst ructions- that and ( iniitois of the said Sallii* Hud-lStom* hi* held for investigation. Henry lieciascd. that they U' and ap- said Stone had no comment when the' iic<iin me. m the t'ourt of Pro-| warrant served, hate, til ill* liclil at Laurens Court Hou."c. I.iiuicn.'-. S. c , cm .Itme lf»th next, af tci (itddicat inn hereof, at 10 o'clock ,n the foicuoon, to show cause, it any t! ey ha\e. why the ssiid .Adinin- istiatii'ii siiould not he granted. . G:\i.‘ji undei luy hand this ^Ith day of .Mav. A. !>.. C. A POWER, .liiiigT of Prohate. Laurens County. gt n.' I»cai ^ Stone had told officers that two Negniyes came, upon him and Miss .Martin when they were riding near here, shot and heat him and left with the girl. Her body lati’r was found nearby. , ' Slicnff Henry said there were dis- (*repancies in* Stone’s account of the affair. b-l-’e )tc w . WHAT DO P. S. Jeanes DO? New York is going in for the sport of cockroach racing. Sounds impos- sililc hut it's true. Each cockroach is put into a glas.s test tulie with its head tow-ard the open end. There are about ti n roaches to a race. “I’d forgotten how swell it feels to ride on new tires all around” -J GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER C%t4 Tir* • No question about it, it cert*ainly feels great to have the sure •> gripping, long- Wearing, quick • stopping safety of new Goodyears on every wheel . . . And for less than a single tire cost a few years ago, you can buy a whole set of Goodyear All- Weathers now! . . . So take advantage of present low prices while you can still get them . ’. . You can buy the world's best-known tire, the Goodyear All-Weather —- at prices you may never see .Another member of the “^brain tru.st,” Piofessor Tugwell, as.sistant secretary of agriculture, said the oth er day that w*hat happaned last fall w'as not so much an ele<*tion as a rev olution. -And the first purpose in the measure;^ w;hich,the Pre.sident has pul through, Mr. Tugwell holds, is to make the government a more flexible instrument for translating the wishes of the people into action. (>ther ( ahinet Interpretations Secretary Wallace of the depart ment of agriculture talks of the “new deal” as “social justict*.” and an effort to bring about coojieration bi*tween the government and the jieopli* to make the new social order work in a precise and well-balanced way. Secre tary Ropei of the commerce depart ment used .''"imilur language recently when he sjioke of government collab orating with business in essential planning, and in national controls of- private endeavor, to the end of great er justice and broader happiness for all. Assi.stant Secretary Dickinson of t'ommerce, who has had aV'’<*at uval to do with the railroad bill, amplifies this. Denying that the purpose of the I “new deal” is to make labor and the farmer wards of the nation, he. says ithey should In* given the same protec- j tion granted io “tho.se at the top.” I .And Henry Morgenthau, Jr., head of ! the farm board, declares- that the -"new ileal” involves a readjustment of oXd ideas of commercial freedom and freedom of contiact. Evidi'nce that the Bresident’s pro- gia.e and pi»li<*ies, .hs thus di.M*losed, aie receiving ovciwhelnung support liom the mass of the people of the Enited States b*«ds many oliservers lure to tlu* belief that, if the plans laui down work out in practTce as well as they do in theory...the “new deal” will be re<*ognized generally, a few vear.-j from ru'w. as a genuine revolu tion, .American style. Bresideni's Going Swimming L \’eiy much depends nimn* Br^siden't Roosevelt’s continued gob<l health. Senator t'iipeland, of New, York, who is a idivsician, looked hini over the otlur day un«i rcpoi'ted Mr. RoOsevelt “one hundred per cent.” 'Becau.se of hi.s phy’sTcai”aTfliction. the -loss of the Use oTlii.s~Tt‘gs'Trom nTfjuiTTre Xmraly- si.s in lyJL when he wa.s 29 years old, the only form of exercise which the Bresident can indulge in is .swimming. The new swimming pool in the White 'House basement, paid for by subscrip tions raised by several new’spapers, is about completed and, soon the IXesi- dent wil be able toMake the daily ex-1 ercise which all of his* predecessois have found neces.sary to'^keep them fit for iJieir arduous duties. Mr. Roosevelt has the happy faculty: i of being able to shake off all'worries j w hen he igoes toi bed.- \ M'DANIEL; VULCANIZING WKS. Washington Shorts The appointment of Dr. Arthur L. .Morgan, president of Antioch college, to head the Muscle Shoals administi;a- tion, is not merely another case of a ; “profe.ssor” being put irtto an execu- I tiye job. Dr. Morgan is one of the I md.st experienced and practical en- I gineers in America, having made a great reputation in hydraulic engin- MONDAY In a class by themselves! SHIRTS 49 c What a pleasure to put on i shirt that fits snugly, per* fectly, comfortably! Broad cloth or percale! White and solid colors! /r Please The Family — Have Stacks of 10 for 49 Terry Towels t ipf'O' tuHity'f knocking! It’s tlu lu'vcst price ever for such grand, .if>v< riKnt Turkish hand towel- ' 17" X 30", gay striped borderi. NUBETTESEED VOILES 5 yds. for 49c Limited quantity of this low- priced. high quality Voile! In assorted {latterns and colorings!^ Girls* Tub Frocks that charm both daughter and mother! 2 For 49 Because they’re unusually well-stylod — with crisp or gandy trimmings and bright contrasting pipings! Of lavvns, Swiss, veil?, broadcloth I New jinnts .t'kI c! fi, — and they’re all mat\clous values! Just in from New York! Men’s Stimmer TIES Many Han^-Made! 5 for 49 Another Shipment of ** COOL DUCK Beach Sandals In demand! And here they are in white and colors! Rubber soles—washable! 49c So fresh and crisp! Cotton Blouses Sheer' prints and plains! New sleeves, dew details! J. C. Penney Co. im. Clinton, South Car. '4